Designed to the millimetre after careful measuring on site. Joinery, plumbing, electrics and finishes are all handled by our own teams, with nothing subcontracted.
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Level 1
The solid option: new units on the plumbing and wiring already in place.
Quote built to measure
Figure set after the technical survey
Level 2
A step up in materials, throughout.
Quote built to measure
Figure set after the technical survey
Level 3
A deep intervention across interior design and the trades behind it.
Quote built to measure
Figure set after the technical survey
Turnkey quote, VAT included.
Technical note: the final price depends on the linear metres of the kitchen, how complex the design is and the appliances chosen at the site visit.
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What a bespoke kitchen costs comes down to the size of the space, the materials you choose and what the installation itself demands. So that the figure means something, we survey the space in person and present the costing at a meeting or by email.
It depends on the size of the space, the materials chosen and whatever the walls turn out to be hiding. At the visit we look at the space, bring physical samples and agree a schedule we can actually keep. We would rather commit to a date and meet it than promise a fast one and miss it.
The joinery is built while the space is being worked on, which cuts down the time your home spends taken apart. For a full kitchen, expect four to six weeks from the first day to handover.
Staying is usually possible if the kitchen can be sealed off and there is water and somewhere for the appliances in another room. We do suggest being away for the demolition phase, and in homes with young children, pets or anyone with a respiratory condition.
Yes. The site visit, the measurements and the itemised costing carry no cost and no obligation.
Almost always. You will be without a worktop and a hob for part of the time, and we tell you how many days at the visit, before anything is signed.
